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Walter P. Barthelemy, 14 Swan Place 76
*Walter S. Cooledge, Jr., 8 Devereaux Street 226
William S. Patterson, 24 Stony Brook Road 138
Blanks 57
Precinct Seven - Three Years
* James Joseph Carmody, 39 Philips Street 243
*Daniel R. Daley, 50 Sherborn Street 241
*Lillian M. Germain, 11 Webcowet Road 250
*Henry E. Halpin, 141 Franklin Street 202
*John A. MacDonald, 17 Lewis Avenue 219
Harold W. Proudfoot, 17 Jean Road 186
*John J. Sullivan, 51 Webster Street 235
Blanks 614
Precinct Eight - Three Years
*Eric I. Anderson, 133 High Haith Road 415
*Richard W. Bennett, 161 Gray Street 409
* Abram J. Brand, 23 Newman Way 354
Charles R. Campbell, 76 Gray Street 255
*Leonard Collins, 112 Highland Avenue 311
*Fred S. Douglas, 7 Field Road 408
* Arthur J. Mansfield, 3 Valley Road 390
Luke A. Manning, 145 Gray Street 1 Blanks 565
Precinct Eight - Two Years (to fill vacancy)
*Carl E. Watts, 14 Jason Court 426
Luke A. Manning, 145 Gray Street 2
Blanks 90
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Precinct Eight - One Year (to fill vacancy)
*Bertha R. Geary, 15 Lincoln Street 394
Blanks
124
Precinct Nine - Three Years
Gordon E. Barrett, 29 Fairview Avenue 132
Daniel F. Brosnan, 19 Kimball Road 98
*Roy B. Crosby, 10 Fairview Avenue 216
John J. Flynn, 26 Glen Avenue 104
*Ernest Hesseltine, Jr., 38 Russell Street 180
C. Keefe Hurley, 42 Old Mystic Street 92
David L. Katzeff, 6 Johnson, Road 21
Carl O. Larson, 31 Davis Avenue
134
181
*John N. Loud, 28 Draper Avenue John O'Brien, 23 Water Street 76
* Alonzo B. Reed, 38 Fairview Avenue 180
*Agnes M. Sullivan, 10 Victoria Road 141
Blanks
245
Precinct Nine - One Year (to fill vacancy)
*Elmer G. Smith, 16 Old Mystic Street 239
Blanks
121
Precinct Ten - Three Years
*John P. Ackers, 36 Grandview Road 330
E. Everett Adams, 157 Highland Avenue 230
Edwin L. Brown, 49 Walnut Street 143
*Clarence A. Estey, 52 Grandview Road 354
*Nelson Patchett, 49 Pine Ridge Road 338
*Lillian M. Robson, 103 Glenburn Road 287 Edward T. Ryan, 132 Wildwood Avenue 106
*Harry R. Smith, 76 Eastern Avenue 312
Hans Tobiason, 191 Newport Street 115
*Arthur F. Wells, 29 Puritan Road 250
Blanks 487
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Precinct Eleven - Three Years
*William R. Bennett, 205 Washington Street 240
*Robert F. Bowser, 9 Grove Street 189
*Robert M. Boyd, 25 Ronald Road 225
*John J. Bradley, 263 Forest Street 210
W. Ray Burke, 9 Winthrop Road 164
*Dennis I. Donahue, 93 Overlook Road 238
*John L. Murphy, 917 Mass. Avenue 207
Luke Sorrentino, 69 Edmund Road 150
Blanks 543
Precinct Eleven - Two Years (to fill vacancy)
*Andrew A. Cunniff, 21 Peter Tufts Road. 203
Frances M. Cusack, 31 Governor Road 107
Blanks
56
Precinct Eleven - One Year (to fill vacancies)
Frank K. Nicksay, 68 Charles Street 152
*John F. O'Brien, 70 Richfield Road 183
*John S. Sampson, 154 Summer Street 241
Blanks 146
Precinct Twelve - Three Years
*Earl E. Bolton, 21 Hawthorne Avenue 453 Alfred C. Bridgens, 93 Oakland Avenue 227
*John H. Greim, 57 Grandview Road 394 Anthony F. Kearney, 152 Cedar Avenue 133
John F. McGann, 15 Harvard Street 137
*Franklin Moore, 15 Hawthorne Avenue 438
*John J. O'Neil, 41 Kenilworth Road 366 *Sherman H. Peppard, 7 Gray Circle 408
*Joseph Peterson, 47 Kenilworth Road 463
*Arthur E. Robinson, 34 Linden Stret 295
Clifford A. Schiring, 49 Kenilworth Road 217
Blanks 718
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Precinct Thirteen - Three Years
Leo H. Austin, 29 Cypress Road 132
Albert A. Beauchemin, 71 Park Avenue Extension .. 257
*Richard T. Broeg, 2 Crescent Hill Avenue 317
*Paul H. Burke, 110 Crescent Hill Avenue 272
*Charles Frederick, 207 Lowell Street 303
** Basil L. Giffin, 4 Alpine Street 262
Francis L. Kelley, 112 Newland Road 158
*Warren E. O'Leary, 64 Sunset Road 335
** William J. Salter, 65 Westminster Avenue 262
*Roger L. Warner, 16 Forest Street 347
Blanks 739
Precinct Thirteen - One Year (to fill vacancy)
*Charles W. Skinner, 193 Westminster Avenue 407
Blanks 157
** Tie - no election.
Precinct Fourteen - Three Years
*Laurence P. Arthur, 282 Renfrew Street 255
*Joseph J. Barry, 275 Park Avenue 349
Stoddard E. Chaplin, 126 Paul Revere Road 178 Lawrence Edward Corcoran, 19 Wollaston Avenue 197
*Charles E. Davis, 181 Waverly Street 370 Hazel C. Flynn, 5 West Street 157
*Carroll B. Gustafson, 155 George Street 254
John A. Ivester, 142 Oakland Avenue 233
*James H. Kernan, 98 Hillside Avenue 240
*Dorothy G. Pinkham, 4 West Street 240
Florence J. Toomey, 395 Appleton Street 233
Thomas J. Whalen, 72 Claremont Avenue 208
Blanks 554
Precinct Fourteen - Two Years (to fill vacancy)
*William C. Stallard, 151 Park Avenue 391 Blanks 187
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All ballots, used and unused tally sheets, total tally sheets, copy of Precinct Records of Election, and all other records pertaining to the election were placed in the posses- sion of the Town Clerk, to be preserved for the period required by law.
A True Record of the Election, Attest:
EARL A. RYDER, Town Clerk.
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ANNUAL MEETING
Arlington, March 15, 1944.
Pursuant to the Warrant of the Selectmen served according to law upon the inhabitants of the Town by a Constable of said Town, notices having been sent by mail by the Town Clerk seven days before the day of meeting to the Town Meeting Members elected and qualified to act in Town Meetings, in Arlington, and advertised in two local papers, the Town Meeting Members met in the Robbins Memorial Town Hall in said Town on Wednesday, March 15, 1944 at eight o'clock in the evening.
Lists containing the names of two hundred and fifty- one qualified Town Meeting Members were used at the entrance to the meeting place and were in charge of Philip T. Robinson and James E. Sweeney; they were filed with the Town Clerk at the close of the meeting, and showed that two hundred and two members attended.
The Moderator called the meeting to order at 8:15 P. M.
At the suggestion of the Moderator, the Assembly stood and sang one verse of the National Anthem.
Town Meeting Members not previously sworn were sworn by the Moderator.
There being no objection to the request of Chairman Adams, permission was granted to Mr. Davis of the Board of Selectmen; Mr. Golden, the Secretary of the Board of Selectmen; Mr. Marsh and Mr. Wallace of the Board of Public Works, and Mr. Broderick, Mr. Elliott, Mr. Hines, Mr. Phinney, Mr. Rutherford, Mr. Tufts and Mr. Young of the Finance Committee to sit with him during the meeting.
The Town Clerk read the Call and the Constable's Re- turn of the Warrant, the reading of the remainder of the Warrant being waived by consent of the meeting.
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On motion of Chairman Adams, duly seconded, it was unanimously
Voted: That if all the business of the meeting as set forth in the Warrant is not disposed of at this session, when the meeting adjourns, it adjourn to Friday evening, March 17, 1944 at eight o'clock.
On motion of Chairman Adams, duly seconded, it was unanimously
Voted: That Article 2 be taken up.
Article 2 taken up (Choice of Other Town Officers).
On motion of Chairman Adams, duly seconded, it was unanimously
Voted: That the following be appointed Measurers of Wood and Bark.
Patrick F. Brosnahan, 19 Linwood Street
Charles E. Hale, 24 Jason Street
Horace W. Peirce, 18 Hillside Avenue
There being no further business under Article 2 the Moderator declared it disposed of.
On motion of Chairman Adams, duly seconded, it was unanimously
Voted: That Article 3 be taken up.
Article 3 taken up (Reports of Selectmen, other Town Officers and Committees) .
On motion of Chairman Adams, duly seconded, it was unanimously
Voted: That the reports of the Selectmen and of the various Town Officers and the Committees heretofore ap- pointed, together with the statistics of the Assessors as printed in the Town Report, be received.
On motion of Chairman Ring, duly seconded, it was unanimously
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Voted: That the report of the Finance Committee as presented in its printed form be received.
Mr. William S. Patterson, Chairman, presented the report of the Park and Playground Improvement Com- mittee; and on motion, duly made and seconded, it was unanimously
Voted: That the report be received.
. Mr. Francis A. O'Hearn presented the report of the Committee on Classification of Positions and Standardiza- tion of Salaries and Wages of Employees of the Town of Arlington; and on motion, duly made and seconded, it was unanimously
Voted: That the report be received.
Mr. Robert M. Boyd presented the report of the Com- mittee on Insurance (insuring with Mutual Companies) ; and on motion, duly made and seconded, it was unanimously
Voted: That the report be received and the Committee discharged.
On motion of Chairman Ring, duly seconded, it was unanimously
Voted: That Article 3 be laid on the table.
On motion of Chairman Ring, duly seconded, it was unanimously
Voted: That the remaining Articles in the Warrant be now taken up separately in the order in which they ap- pear in said Warrant, and that the recommendations of the Finance Committee under said Articles as presented in their printed report be considered as now before the meeting, to be voted upon without further motion, separately, under the respective Articles as they appear in said report.
Article 4 taken up. (Assessment for County Hospital.)
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On motion, duly made and seconded, it was unani- mously
Voted: That the sum of seventeen thousand seven hundred eighty-one and 23/100 ($17,781.23) dollars be and hereby is appropriated for the Town's share of the net cost of care, maintenance and repair of the Middlesex County Tuberculosis Hospital during the last preceding calendar year, including interest on temporary notes issued thereof, in accordance with sections of Chapter 111 of the General Laws, applicable thereto, and expenses under Section 25 G (6) (a) of Chapter 32 of the General Laws inserted by Chapter 400 of the Acts of 1936; said sum to be raised by general tax and expended under the direction of the Board of Selectmen.
There being no further business under Article 4 the Moderator declared it disposed of.
Article 5 taken up (Increase - Salary and Wages for Town Officers and Employees).
The Finance Committee recommended
That no appropriation be made under Article 5 of the Warrant.
Mr. George Harris offered the following substitute motion :
That the sum of One Hundred Twenty-two Thousand Eight Hundred Dollars, to be raised by general tax, be and hereby is appropriated to enable the School Committee and other Boards and Departments of the Town to increase by Two Hundred Dollars the base pay of appointed officers and regular employees of the Town whose principal source of income is salary or wages paid by the Town and who were regularly employed by the Town on Jan. 1, 1944; and elected officers of the Town who devote all their time exclu- sively to the service of the Town.
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Said increases shall be based upon the regular rates of compensation in effect on the first day of January 1944, and such increased rates only, as may become operative under any established and existing plan for "step rate" in- creases in effect on said date.
The sum hereby appropriated is allocated for expendi- ture by the respective Department Heads as follows :
Department
Amount
Board of Selectmen
$600.00
Town Accountant
600.00
Town Treasurer and Collector of Taxes.
1,200.00
Board of Assessors
800.00
Town Clerk
600.00
Elections and Town Meetings
200.00
Board of Public Works
26,000.00
Engineering
1,400.00
Robbins Memorial Town Hall
600.00
Police Department
11,600.00
Fire and Fire and Police Signal
10,200.00
Building Inspector
600.00
Wire Inspector
200.00
Sealer Weights and Measures
200.00
Moth Dept. and Tree Warden
1,200.00
Board of Health
600.00
Public Welfare
2,800.00
School Department
57,000.00
Robbins Library and Branches
2,600.00
Public Parks Department
1,000.00
Public Safety
400.00
Cemeteries
2,400.00
Total
$122,800.00
There was lengthy discussion. Mr. Kelly moved the Previous Question, which was unanimously carried. A Standing Vote was taken on the Substitute Motion resulting in 124 voting YES and 62 voting NO.
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Thereupon, on motion, duly made and seconded, it was
Voted: That the sum of One Hundred Twenty-two Thousand Eight Hundred Dollars, to be raised by general tax, be and hereby is appropriated to enable the School Committee and other Boards and Departments of the Town to increase by Two Hundred Dollars the base pay of ap- pointed officers and regular employees of the Town whose principal source of income is salary or wages paid by the Town and who were regularly employed by the Town on Jan. 1, 1944; and elected officers of the Town who devote all their time exclusively to the service of the Town.
Said increases shall be based upon the regular rates of compensation in effect on the first day of January 1944, and such increased rates, only, as may become operative under any established and existing plan for "step rate" increases in effect on said date.
The sum hereby appropriated is allocated for expendi- ture by the respective Department Heads as follows:
Department
Amount
Board of Selectmen
$600.00
Town Accountant
600.00
Town Treasurer and Collector of Taxes
1,200.00
Board of Assessors
800.00
Town Clerk
600.00
Elections and Town Meetings
200.00
Board of Public Works
26,000.00
Engineering
1,400.00
Robbins Memorial Town Hall
600.00
Police Department
11,600.00
Fire and Fire and Police Signal
10,200.00
Building Inspector
600.00
Wire Inspector
200.00
Sealer Weights and Measures
200.00
Moth Dept. and Tree Warden
1,200.00
Board of Health
600.00
Public Welfare
2,800.00
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School Department
57,000.00
Robbins Library and Branches
2,600.00
Public Parks Department
1,000.00
Public Safety
400.00
Cemeteries
2,400.00
Total
$122,800.00
There being no further business under Article 5 the Moderator declared it disposed of.
Article 6 taken up. (Special Compensation for Town Officers and Employees.)
The Finance Committee recommended the following:
That there be paid to the employees of the Town a sum equal to twenty percent (20%) of their basic wages or salary, excluding extras or overtime, subject to the fol- lowing conditions ; payments shall be based upon the basic wage or salary in effect on January 1, 1944; payments shall be made quarterly but not to exceed seventy-eight ($78.00) dollars in any quarter, except as hereinafter provided, nor to exceed three hundred twelve ($312.00) dollars for the calendar year; where wages or salary payments are custo- marily made on a ten month or other irregular basis the quarterly limitation may be exceeded but the total pay- ments shall not exceed said three hundred twelve ($312.00) dollars; all elected officials are hereby specifically excluded from receiving any payments hereunder except the Town Clerk; this action shall not be construed as permanently increasing salaries or wages, nor shall payments hereunder be deemed to be part of the regular compensation of any town employee.
That the sum of one hundred eighty seven thousand ($187,000) dollars be and hereby is appropriated for the purpose of this article, said sum to be raised by general tax and expended under the direction of the various boards and heads of departments and charged to the appropriation made under this article.
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Mr. George Harris offered the following substitute mo- tion :
That the sum of sixty-eight thousand seven hundred and sixty-eight dollars to be raised by general tax, be and hereby is appropriated to pay a bonus of one hundred and twelve dollars to each regular employee of the Town whose principal source of income is salary or wages paid by the Town, and who was regularly employed by the Town on January 1, 1944, and to elected officers of the Town who devote all their time exclusively to the service of the Town; said payments to be made quarterly but not to exceed twenty-eight dollars in any one quarter. Any officer or employee who is employed for less than thirteen weeks in any one quarter shall receive such proportion of twenty- eight dollars as the number of weeks worked by him bears to thirteen weeks. Said sums shall not be construed as permanently increasing salaries or wages nor shall pay- ments hereunder be deemed to be part of the regular com- pensation of any Town employee or officer. Said sums shall be expended under the direction of the various Boards and Heads of Departments, and charged to the appropriation made under this Article.
Chairman Ring stated he thought certain changes were necessary and suggested the Article be laid on the table to give proper time for the purpose; and on motion, duly made and seconded, it was unanimously
Voted: That Article 6 be laid on the table.
. Article 7 taken up. (Town Outlays and Expenses.)
The Finance Committee recommends that sums be appropriated to defray Town outlays and expenses for the year 1944 to be raised by general tax except as otherwise specifically voted, and expended, and the disposal of personal property be authorized, all under the direction of the re- spective department heads as follows:
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GENERAL GOVERNMENT
1. Finance Committee (Finance Committee)
Voted: unanimously
Personal Services :
Chairman
$ 250.00
Secretary
50.00
Executive Secretary
600.00
Expenses
500.00
Reserve Fund
20,000.00
Note: $5,000.00 Reserve Fund-Earmarked for those in Military Service under Budgets 5 and 10.
2. Board of Appeal (Board of Selectmen)
Voted: (Unanimously)
Personal Services and Expenses
$ 200.00
3. Board of Selectmen (Board of Selectmen)
Voted : (Unanimously)
Personal Services :
Chairman of Board
$ 800.00
Other Board Members, $600 each
1,200.00
Secretary of Board
2,500.00
Other Clerks
1,872.00
Civil Service Reg. Clerk
104.00
Expenses
1,263.00
4. Town Accountant (Board of Selectmen)
Item 4 was being discussed when a motion to adjourn was made and carried.
The Meeting adjourned at 10:30 P. M.
A True Record, Attest:
EARL A. RYDER,
Town Clerk.
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ADJOURNED ANNUAL MEETING
March 17, 1944
Pursuant to the vote of Adjournment of March 15, 1944, the Town Meeting Members met in the Robbins Memorial Town Hall on Friday evening, March 17, 1944, notices having been sent to the Town Meeting Members.
Lists of the duly qualified Town Meeting Members were used at the entrances of the meeting place and were in charge of Philip T. Robinson and James E. Sweeney.
The check lists filed with the Town Clerk at the close of the meeting showed that one hundred and sixty-nine attended the meeting.
The Moderator called the meeting to order at 8:10 P. M.
At the suggestion of the Moderator, the Assembly stood and sang one verse of the National Anthem.
Town Meeting Members not previously sworn were sworn by the Moderator.
On motion of Chairman Adams, duly seconded, it was unanimously
Voted: That if all the business of the meeting as set forth in the Warrant is not disposed of at this session, when the meeting adjourns, it adjourn to Monday even- ing, March 20, 1944 at eight o'clock.
On motion, duly made and seconded, it was unanimously
Voted: That Article 7 be laid on the table.
On motion of Chairman Ring, duly seconded, it was unanimously
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Voted: That Article 6 be taken from the table.
Article 6 taken up. (Special Compensation for Town Officers and Employees.)
Chairman Ring offered the following substitute mo- tion :
That there be paid to the employees of the Town a sum equal to six and five-tenth per cent (6.5%) of their basic wages or salary, excluding extras or overtime, subject to / the following conditions: Payments shall be based upon the basic wage or salary in effect on January 1, 1944; pay- ments shall be made quarterly but not to exceed twenty-six ($26.00) dollars in any quarter, except as hereinafter pro- vided, nor to exceed one hundred and four ($104.00) dollars for the calendar year; where wages or salary payments are customarily made on a ten month or other irregular basis the quarterly limitation may be exceeded but the total pay- ments shall not exceed said one hundred and four ($104.00) dollars; all elected officials are hereby specifically excluded from receiving any payments hereunder except the Town Clerk; this action shall not be construed as permanently increasing salaries or wages, nor shall payments hereunder be deemed to be part of the regular compensation of any Town employee.
That the sum of sixty-two thousand three hundred ($62,300.00) dollars be and hereby is appropriated for the purpose of this article, said sum to be raised by general tax and expended under the direction of the various boards and heads of departments and charged to the appropriation made under this article.
Chairman Ring explained that his motion clarified portions of the Harris Motion and that Mr. Harris was agreeable that it replace his motion.
Thereupon, it was unanimously
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Voted: To quash the Harris Motion and substitute therefor the Ring Motion.
On motion, duly made and seconded, it was unanimously Voted: To accept Chairman Ring's substitute motion.
On motion, duly made and seconded, it was unanimously
Voted: That there be paid to the employees of the . Town a sum equal to six and five-tenths per cent (6.5%) of their basic wages or salary, excluding extras or overtime, subject to the following conditions :
Payments shall be based upon the basic wage or salary in effect on January 1, 1944; payments shall be made quar- terly but not to exceed twenty-six ($26.00) dollars in any quarter, except as hereinafter provided, nor to exceed one hundred and four ($104.00) dollars for the calendar year; where wages or salary payments are customarily made on a ten month or other irregular basis the quarterly limita- tion may be exceeded but the total payments shall not exceed said one hundred and four ($104.00) dollars; all elected officials are hereby specifically excluded from re- ceiving any payments hereunder except the Town Clerk; this action shall not be construed as permanently increas- ing salaries or wages, nor shall payments hereunder be deemed to be part of the regular compensation of any town employee.
That the sum of sixty-two thousand three hundred ($62,300.00) dollars be and hereby is appropriated for the purpose of this article, said sum to be raised by general tax and expended under the direction of the various boards and heads of departments and charged to the appropriation ยท made under this article.
There being no further business under Article 6 the Moderator declared it disposed of.
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On motion, duly made and seconded, it was unanimously
Voted: To take Article 7 from the table.
Article 7 (Town Outlays and Expenses)
4. Town Accountant (Board of Selectmen)
Voted: (Unanimously)
Personal Services :
Town Accountant $ 3,500.00
Accountant 2,000.00
Other Clerks 1,818.00
Expenses 390.00
4a. Contributory Retirement System (Retirement Board)
Voted: (Unanimously)
Pension Accumulation Fund $ 27,707.00
Expense - Balance Jan. 1, 1943 785.00
Interest Deficiency on Funds 1,048.18
One-half of Accumulated Credits for con-
tributions of members in military service as of Dec. 31, 1943
853.64
The Finance Committee recommended the following:
5-6. Town Treasurer-Collector of Taxes (Town Treasurer)
Personal Services :
Treasurer and Collector $ 4,000.00
Acting Treasurer (Military Substitute) 1,100.00
Clerks 8,486.27
Expenses 3,215.00
Mr. Bailey offered the following substitute motion:
I move to amend Paragraphs 5-6 of Article 7 by strik- ing out the sum of $8,486.27 after the word "Clerks," and
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substituting therefor the sum of $8,747.12, and by striking out the sum of $3,215.00 after the word "Expenses" and substituting therefor the sum of $3,715.00 so that said Article shall read as follows:
5-6. Town Treasurer-Collector of Taxes (Town Treasurer)
Personal Services:
Treasurer and Collector $ 4,000.00
Acting Treasurer (Military Substitute) 1,100.00
Clerks
8,747.12
Expenses
3,715.00
After lengthy discussion, the Previous Question was moved, and seconded, and voted upon and lost.
Finally the Moderator called for a vote on the substi- tute motion and declared the motion carried. The result being doubted he asked for a standing vote; 90 voting YES and 64 voting NO, he declared the motion carried.
Thereupon, on motion duly made and seconded it was unanimously
Voted :
5-6. Town Treasurer-Collector of Taxes (Town Treasurer)
Personal Services :
Treasurer and Collector $ 4,000.00
Acting Treasurer (Military Substitute) 1,100.00
Clerks 8,747,12
Expenses 3,715.00
7. Board of Assessors (Board of Assessors)
Voted: (Unanimously)
Personal Services :
Members of Board
$ 3,600.00
Head Clerk-Secretary
3,100.00
Other Clerks
3,755.99
Expenses 1,025.00
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8. Legal (Board of Selectmen)
Voted: (Unanimously)
Personal Services: Town Counsel $ 2,000.00
Expenses : Legal expenses including among others, expenses relating to the prosecu- tion, defense or settlement of actions or claims, by, against or involving the Inter- ests of the Town or relating to matters for which there have been or may be special appropriations 1 10,000.00
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